Radiocaster: @kat-uno: It's actually spelled "pastime". It's confusing because we might think it's an alternate form of the phrase "to pass time", but it's not spelled the same way.

Radiocaster: "Stupid sexy goldfish cracker"

Radiocaster: Also, the original post said there were six colors (excluding white), but I actually counted seven, so sorry if I somehow used an illegal shade of grey

Radiocaster: you know i had to do it to em

Radiocaster: The poster for my new comic project. Unlike with Dragonbreak Protocol, I'll likely refrain from making posters immediately. The first arc will likely get its own poster when its close to being finished.

Radiocaster: lintels, limburger, lennon, lemons, loops, layonnaise, merci goku

Radiocaster: lebanese

Radiocaster: <3

Radiocaster: A thing I made to try to get back into making comics and to practice page layouts. I was inspired to try more background flourishes and fun panel shapes after reading the Warrior Cats graphic novel adaptation, and because I finally figured out how to use Krita's grid function correctly. This will probably get more parts if I have a strong idea for it. An old revision of the dialogue had Rajirra be more goofy than mean, but it didn't really fit the character. I chose the title because I wanted it to sound like a cool D&D boss, and because I wanted to tie it into a mineral that was central to the setting.

Radiocaster: If you prefer ballistic wands, the MG42, also developed by the German army during the Second World War, is perfectly capable of heating up your house due to its high cyclic rate of fire. Make sure to change out the barrel after around 150 rounds of rapid fire, otherwise the barrel will melt and become unusable. And never handle hot barrels without wearing your heat-resistant asbestos mitts. The high rate of fire will also quickly exhaust your ammo supply, so make sure that all wizards operating near the MG42 are carrying additional ammo.

Radiocaster: Guns are kind of like magic wands, so I think she would be happy to have one. Just uh... don't point that thing at anyone, okay?

Radiocaster: All it takes to make a gunslinger's fireball spell is a zippo lighter, an aerosol can, and a reckless disregard for the safety of yourself and others.

Radiocaster: Silly Guille. It's called a standee, not a handstandee.

Radiocaster: Oooh, can we get cool titles too? I wanna be the Jester Lawyer

Radiocaster: @Mahyar: "Silencing dissent" would be the moderators removing your posts. For better or for worse, freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom from other people's judgement.

Radiocaster: This is just becoming sad now :V

Radiocaster: O frabjous day! What a whimsical and hopeful feline! Perceive as she frolicks through the fields of forever!

Radiocaster: @asdf123: It was not the fact that these acknowledgements were made, but the way in which they were made that prompted my response. They may not have intended to come off as rude or demanding, but the way they presented themselves gave that impression. Their statements were unhelpful, rooted in emotional responses, and thinly veiled in attempts to sound intelligent without tact. I simply struggle to see purely genuine intentions instead of someone venting their frustration while asking questions they may have already formed an opinion on. Had they been more respectful from the get-go, we probably could have avoided this whole argument.

Radiocaster: @Mahyar: If Kazerad felt so strongly about how his characters are used, then why would this website be linked to on the offical webcomic page, and why would Kazerad post here? From that I can definitely infer that Kazerad is okay with people drawing his characters nude. I also feel like it's very reductive (and perhaps even dangerous) to equate all depictions of nudity to sexualization and objectification, especially considering that such thing as artistic nudity exists. I think it's natural to express your sexual desires in a healthy way such as with art, and I bet a lot of people would agree with me. I'm sorry, but I don't think there's any conclusion to this aside from "agree to disagree".

Also, "And why am I so greedy like a vegetable steamer" is probably the funniest thing I've read all week.

Radiocaster: There's nothing wrong with not liking porn, but with all due respect, this ranting is the real useless action. If these kinds of posts are too much for you to handle, this website has a blacklist function for a reason.

Radiocaster: @Mahyar: Kazerad has advertised his comics on porn websites before. I can't speak for the man, but I really don't think he cares. I also find it funny to say this isn't natural when it's nudity. Y'aint born with clothes on, you can't get more natural than nude!

Radiocaster: "merp merp merp"
"Why are we still here? Just to suffer?"

Radiocaster: @NotGodOkay: Positive glances and headpats? Scandalous!

Radiocaster: I imagine it would be somewhere between Resident Evil and Ocarina of Time

Radiocaster: @Rick2tails: Would be useful in a house fire

Radiocaster: @Mahyar: Here's a tip, implying that I'm stupid (Which I have to admit I did too) and ignoring my point to instead write a Stephen King calibre novel about how I don't understand that emotions are just chemical signals (which doesn't diminish their relevance to human relationships, by the way. Everyone knows you shouldn't let your emotions overwhelm you or influence important decisions, but to say they're not important at all and should be ignored is outright unhealthy) is a recipe for me to stop being tolerant and start calling you out for how you sound. You didn't argue against my point, you just de-railed it into a philosophy piece about emotions that reads like it was written by a Redditor getting ready to tell me why Rick and Morty requires a very high IQ to understand. Your seemingly desperate attempt to sound superior will only alienate other people instead of making them want to engage in the conversation; if that's your goal then go off I guess, but I sure hope it isn't. Puking up some textbook understanding of how the human brain works in order to explain why you "speak with logic and knowledge" is a pretty weak defense. My point is that not only can you not dictate what other people do, but that you should use your time for a better purpose than doing so, preferrably something like finding a hobby instead of writing me seven different posts re-iterating the same basic facts.

Radiocaster: @Mahyar: Isn't it the act of a caveman to confuse reality with fiction and dictate what others should do without a convincing argument? You may not like it, and you don't have to view it, but you are not able to control what other people make. The sooner you accept that, the sooner you will stop having this problem.

Radiocaster: I don't really like how this came out, but it's still funny

Radiocaster: This is an excerpt from a larger work I did for Christmas but does not otherwise fit this image board. It's Katia and Quill-Weave in plushie form!

Radiocaster: For some reason I imagine it would be like a deep-end conspiracy book where the writer desperately tries to understand how Katia can live in Cyrodil despite not being a registered citizen because they think there's actually an enforced citizen registry and instead she must be some evil superintelligent enchantress who can charm government officials into making exceptions to the citizen registry. It's kind of sad that the most convincing reason I can think of for Katia to get a book written about her is for a clinically insane person to write it.

Radiocaster: Just in time for Halloween! I decided to draw Katia and Quill themed around Dying Light, which is one of my favorite game series. I decided to make Quill look more beastial to coincide with the beast form from the new game. (Sidenote: isn't it crazy how Dying Light 1 is over 10 years old and they're still running a Halloween event for it this year? Talk about dedication!) ALSO, the site currently has the (frankly bewildering) grey filter on, so the colors will look really muted unless you open the image in a new tab!

Radiocaster: Bam, new page. Took a lot of hard work and what do we get? Eh, yeah, not sure if this one is really living up to how I imagined it. Or maybe it does and I'm just overthinking it. Either way, do you like their mischief?

Radiocaster: she looks very polite :)

Radiocaster: @Jig_Bigga: "Queen? Where?!" *hides*

Radiocaster: >an anvil falls on his head, instantly reducing him to a thin red paste. THE END

Radiocaster: New page! Had a lot of personal stuff happen between the last one and now, but I'm finally ready to release this one. We get our first good look at the mysterious assailant from a few pages ago. Is he a friend or foe? You'll just have to wait and see.

Radiocaster: Nah, there's a Katia there, she's just using a Stealth Boy so she's a little hard to see. Keep looking

Radiocaster: @Kazerad: I don't have a twitter anymore, so go ahead!

Radiocaster: she is so pretty she has the same texture as my bathroom wall and a mouth that can fit more coins than a mouth of a smaller size <3 <3 <3

Radiocaster: Nakey one, because why not

Radiocaster: Quick Guillemet made in a few days. Does this make me the first person to give her actual clothes? I thought she would like fishing, maybe you can think of this as an older Guille who has a job.

The next page of Dragonbreak Protocol has made good progress, so expect to see that soon enough.

Radiocaster: Perfect for children with no necks!
"Finally, a webcomic for me!"

Radiocaster: @Zargothrax: a 50x50 pixel gif of katia saying fuck

Radiocaster: @Zargothrax: Nothing like smuggling cash in your digestive tract for later purchases. Let's hope the bartender doesn't have a good sense of smell.

Radiocaster: Guille clearly has player-induced pica and i don't think it's healthy for her

Radiocaster: Too bad they weren't chocolate

Radiocaster: The best skateboarding games always were the ones that didn't sugarcoat how difficult cool skateboarding actually is and properly represented people eating shit on the curb

Radiocaster: @NewFace: Granted, the official story has never established that vaginas are a trait generally indicative of females. Hopefully the next update will clarify this incredibly important and glaring plot hole.

Radiocaster: Alright, here's the next page after all this time. It took long due to a mix of other projects demanding my attention and the fact that I got sick halfway through making it. I don't know if it's up to my usual standards, but I still enjoyed making it.

Radiocaster: @KuroNeko: If you sacrifice her nine times, she fills the board with skeletons. It usually doesn't actually help, it's just annoying. Total misplay, really.